On December 7, 1941, the American military bases in Oahu, Hawaii would wake up to the roar of Japanese planes flying over the skies as it rains hell. A strategic move that was meant to dismantle not only the morale of the American people, but the physical might of the Pacific Fleet. A move that […]
Seita Paul Honda my great-great-grandfather lived through the times of the Japanese internment camps. His wife Erminie Ekaterina Madison lost her American Citizenship due to her marrying Seita Honda due to the fact he was Japanese she married him. My great grandfather John Honda senior one of the children of Seita and Erminie was also […]
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Get startedHave you ever wondered that the World War II and the Holocaust were very important part in history. About seventy years ago World War II started and it was a very hard time for everyone. Over the us there are many historical events like Pearl Harbor, WWII Museum, and a WWII National park. In most […]
Japanese-American Internment During World War II, following Pearl Harbor, many journalists and government authorities feared Japanese-Americans. They believed that people of Japanese descent had a plan to invade the west coast, specifically California. As journalists continued to spread rumors of the invasion to the public, the public became so fearful that the FBI investigators began […]
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are distinct historical events because they remain to be the only use of nuclear weapons in the history of warfare. Setting the stage for these tragedies were the commencement of the second world war in 1939 and the subsequent bombing of Pearl Harbor by Imperial Japan in 1941, […]
Don’t let people come in and out of your life. Just pay attention to whom you let in. In Kristin Lewis’ article “Betrayed by America,” she informs us about what and why this time period happened. Hiroshi Shishima “Bill” was alive during this time. Americans will no longer have any trust in foreigners, Japanese Americans, […]
World war ll was a very crazy time for Americans. It taught all of us hard work, cooperation, and patriotism. It brought a lot of people together and also tore people apart from each other it was a crazy time for us. So many people tried to leave the cities. It was approximately 6 million […]
Texas 1941 December 7th 1:00 I was in my house watching football when I first heard about the bombing in Pearl Harbor. My friend Bennie burst into the room. “Steven! The Japanese bombed pearl harbor!” I jumped out of my seat, surprised. “Are you sure? How did you find out?” I asked him. “My cousin […]
